We Had Bit Of A Quite Day,

Mark called round and later we meet in the IT center, I was trying to get a new front for Diana's Nokia N75, but a previous attempt had chewed the screw heads up that held the cover on, the same this time, so Mark very kindly offered to drill the screws out, which he did so on Saturday we will have a new cover fitted, so after finding we could not fit another cover on Friday it was ice coffee that Mark treated us to at Starbucks and watch the world go by,

then as it was Friday it was off to the market to have a look round and buy some sushi for the evening meal, also Diana wanted a fresh coconut, but we walked a different way back to our bike and forgot to buy one,

but before looking around I wanted to have a look in the new fish shop just opposite where I sit and have a drink whilst waiting for Diana to come back from shopping and very impressive it was to, it is called Pattaya Aquatics, it is next to the large furniture store on Theprasit where there are the auctions of bikes on a Friday night,

it is more of a show room for aquariums than a shop selling individual fish although they do have some fish for sale,

some of the marine fish in the display tank at the front of the shop,

round as well as oblong aquariums are for sale,

hexagonal and long thin ones as well,

all come complete with cabinets if required,

and can be viewed from both sides,

a closer view of a hexagonal aquarium, the shop is run by Rob from the UK and his Thai wife Pai, this is an ideal shop for hotel, corporations and people that like a aquarium but do not want the hassle of looking after it them selves, they offer a complete maintenance package to keep everything spic and span, also of course if any hobbyist is looking for a aquarium this is the place to go, before anyone that does not know me says anything, I am not on commission! below is their card and map,

very easy to find,

then it was over to our usual bar for a few drinks,

before heading home for our shushi and fried chicken, the market above was a bit quiet, after arriving home we watched the last half of Quatermass, then as Zebedee from the Magic Roundabout said, "it's time for bed!"